texts: One of three Black men who served as a Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana during the era of Reconstruction and the first Black man to serve as acting governor of a U.S. state was <mask>. He was a Republican. The first black lieutenant governor of the U.S. was elected in 1868. He ran on the ticket headed by Henry Clay Warmoth. He was the first black acting governor of a U.S. state after Governor Warmoth injured his foot. In case of impeachment of the governor, the lieutenant governor was required to serve as acting governor. resignation or absence from the state.He was the acting governor of Louisiana for 39 days. The state legislature elected a black Republican, P. B. S. Pinchback, to replace him as lieutenant governor. Pinchback was acting governor for 34 days. In 1822, he was born into slavery in New Orleans. His mother was also enslaved when he received her status. His father was freed by his owner. More than one million African Americans were forced to migrate from the Upper South to the Deep South during the 19th century.James H. Caldwell was the founder of the New Orleans Gas Light Company. After he was freed by Caldwell in 1819, <mask> worked for him as a skilled carpenter. After being emancipated, <mask> married Maria and they had two children, <mask> and Jane. Slave marriages were not recognized. The freedom of his wife and children was purchased by <mask> after he earned enough money as a carpenter. Before the American Civil War, their status as free Blacks was gained. They were not part of the culture of free people of color in Louisiana who were mostly French and Catholic.James worked for his former master as a carpenter. His wife ran a boarding house for actors and actresses who were in the city to perform. They were able to pay for their children's education. After studying music, he became an accomplished musician and an instructor of the violin. <mask> was a young man when he was apprenticeshipd by A. G. Wilson. The Mayor's Register of Free People of Color was established in 1840. On November 23, 1841, the contractor reported a runaway in the New Orleans Times-Picayune.He progressed in the world so he went back to work. In a city where the racial caste system was the underpinning of daily life, <mask> was an English-speaking free black. The English-speaking residents came to the city in the early-to-mid-19th century after the Louisiana Purchase and began to dominate it in number, but the ethnic French believed their culture was more subtle and flexible. The free people of color were separate from the merchants, artisans, and property owners who had educations. American migrants from the South classified society as black or white despite a long history of interracial relations in their own history. During the 19th century, the Prince Hall Ohio Lodge became the home of the Prince HallRichmond Lodge, one of a number of organizations that expanded to New Orleans. He rose to the position of Master and Grand Master of the Louisiana Grand Lodge in the late 19th century.Joseph A. Walkes Jr. is an author and historian. As a Freemason, he developed his leadership skills and established a power base in the Black community that was essential for his later political career. Ellen Marchand, a widow born free in Ohio, was married to <mask> in December of 1865. She was the daughter of two people. He adopted three of her children. The couple had no children of their own. They were members of the St. James A.M.E. Church complex on Canal Street, one block west of South Claiborne Avenue.After the American Civil War, the Thirteenth Amendment was passed to achieve equality for millions of blacks. He advocated for equal protection of the laws under the Fourteenth Amendment, advocated land ownership for all blacks, and supported the Universal Suffrage movement. Many members of the Republican Party supported the right of blacks to vote. The employment agency opened by <mask> helped the freedmen find jobs. The Advisory Committee of the Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company of New Orleans was established by the Freedmen's Bureau. Recently freed slaves were treated fairly by former planters, who insisted on hiring by year-long contracts, as the city and region struggled to convert to a free labor system. The People's Bakery was owned and operated by the Louisiana Association of Workingmen.In 1867, he was elected to the New Orleans city council and was named chairman of the committee to review the City Charter. All children between the ages of 6 and 18 should be able to attend public schools, without distinction to color, according to his proposal. The public education system in Louisiana was established for the first time in the state by the biracial legislature after the state Constitutional Convention of 1867-1868. He had connections to the U.S. President, as well as to local, state and federal politicians. Senator Charles Sumner is from Massachusetts. On April 2, 1869, President Grant met Booker T. Washington at the White House. He beat the white candidate for the nomination by a vote of fifty-four to twenty-seven.64,941 people voted for the Warmoth-<mask> Republican ticket. The rise of the Radical Republican influence in state politics was considered. On June 13, 1868, <mask> was inaugurated as lieutenant governor. He was in charge of the Louisiana State Senate. The Printing Committee of the legislature had a million-dollar budget. The Metropolitan Police had an annual budget of nearly one million dollars. The New Orleans Riot of 1866 made it difficult to maintain peace.Straight University, a historically black college, was founded in the city in 1870 and had a board of trustees. The Republicans had internal conflicts. Although elected with Warmoth, he became allied with the Custom House group, which was led by Stephen B. Packard, and was tied in with federal patronage jobs. They challenged the Warmoth-Pinchback group for leadership of the party. Warmoth was criticized for appointing white Democrats to state positions, encouraging alliances with Democrats, and failing to advance civil rights for blacks. Warmoth helped gain election as US Senator in 1868 and later became governor of the state. Because of his wide connections and influence in the city, he would take many Republican ward clubs with him in changing his loyalties, especially those made up of African Americans rather than Afro-Creoles.The city was more important to the Radical Republicans than the rural parishes. Many political enemies were made by <mask>. According to The New York Times, Harry Lott, a Rapides Parish member of the Louisiana House of Representatives, had difficulties with <mask>. State Senator P.B.S. was his successor as lieutenant governor. Policy, leadership, and direction were pinched. On November 22, 1871, <mask> died of a brief and sudden illness. He was campaigning for the upcoming elections.There was speculation that he was poisoned, but no evidence was found. According to Nick Weldon at the Historic New Orleans Collection, <mask>'s symptoms were consistent with arsenic poisoning. Four out of seven doctors who examined <mask> signed off on the official cause of death. The family refused to allow an autopsy. There was a large funeral in New Orleans. Newspapers across the nation reported on the event as many as 50,000 people lined Canal Street for the procession. State officials, Masonic lodges, and civic and social organizations participated in the funeral procession.He was buried in a family mausoleum. 2. W.E.B. is honored. The civil rights activist called the leader an "incorruptible leader." Ellen was appointed to the position of municipal archives director by the mayor of New Orleans after her husband's death. She married J. Henri Burch on November 23, 1875. A former state senator from East Baton Rouge Parish, she was an ally of her late husband.After the end of Reconstruction and the withdrawal of federal troops, the Burch family lived in New Orleans. There is a list of African-American firsts notes. "<mask> <mask>." Phylon 4.2 was published in 1943. "James Henri Burch and <mask> <mask> in Louisiana" was written by A.E. Perkins. The Journal of Negro History was published in 1937. Claudette L. Smith-Brown has a thesis on the re-examination of primary source documents.The New Orleans Monument That Never Happened Radio WWNO story was written by Laine Kaplan-Levinson.

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texts: <mask> is a Canadian sprinter who specializes in the 100 and 200 metres. At the 2016 and 2020 Summer Olympics, he was part of Canada's 4  100 m relay team. <mask> won two bronze medals as part of Canada's relay teams in the 4  100 m at the World Championships. He won a number of junior championship medals early in his career, and was a silver medal winner in the 200 m at the Commonwealth Games. <mask> attended the Birchmount Park Collegiate Institute and committed to the University of Southern California on a track scholarship. <mask> won the silver medal in the 100 m at the World Youth Championships in Italy in 2009, with a time of 10.74 into a headwind of 1.2 m/s. The US took the gold and Italy the bronze.<mask> suffered several injuries during the 2010 track season, including in a dramatic 200 m final at the OFSAA meet. One month later at the World Junior Championships, after a disappointing fifth-place finish in the 100 m, <mask> fought hard, clawing his way to a bronze-medal finish in front of the home crowd in the men's 200 m, in a personal-best time of 21 seconds Shta Iizuka of Japan won the gold medal in 20.67 seconds, while Aliaksandr Linnik of Belarus won the silver medal in 20.89. Wayde van Niekerk of South Africa was second in the race with a time of 21.02. <mask> placed third in the men's 100 m dash at the Canadian Track and Field Championships in June of 2011. <mask> finished in third place with a time of 10.39 in the finals, behind winner Sam Effah 10.23 and runner-up Jared Connaughton 10.41. <mask> had an outstanding freshman season, reaching the NCAA semifinals in the 100 m dash and posting a best legal time of 10.38.<mask> won a bronze medal in the 100 m at the Pan American Junior Athletics Championships hosted in Miramar, Florida, United States in 2011. <mask> qualified to Canada's team for the 2012 Summer Olympics, where he placed third in his heat in the men's 200 m with a time of 20.5. He finished fourth in the semifinals with a time of 20.42. <mask> attended the World Championships in athletics. He qualified second in his heat with a time of 10.25 in the 100 m. He missed the final because he only had the 13th-fastest time in the semifinals. He was a member of the Canadian 4 100 m relay team that won a bronze medal.<mask> ran a wind assisted 10.15 in the semifinals of the 100 m at the World Championships, but missed the final for the second year in a row. Team Canada ran a 38.13 in the relay to win the bronze medal. As his career progressed, <mask> set faster and faster times. <mask> ran a 9.96 in the 100 m in 2016 and was a member of the sub 10 second club. <mask> beat Tyson Gay in the preliminaries at the Star Athletics meet in Florida. Marvin Bracy ran a 9.94 in front of <mask> to win the final. He was a member of Canada's Olympic team.He ran 10.24 in the heats of the 100 metres but did not advance to the semifinals. He advanced to the semis in the 200 metres with a 20.23, but his 20.37 did not get him into the final race. The 4 x 100 m relay team finished third in their heat. The team appeared to be close to a medal, having placed 0.02 seconds behind the third-place United States team, and setting a national record. Canada and <mask> won the bronze after the American team was disqualified for an improper baton pass. He ran with De Grasse, Akeem Haynes, and Mobolade Ajomale who only ran in the heats. Despite a gold medal win for Canada's 4x200 m relay team at the World Relay Championships, <mask> struggled in the year after the success in Rio.After a false start at the 100 m final of the Canadian Championships, he was disqualified and only sent to race the 200 m at the World Championships in athletics. When he arrived in London for the championship, he was one of many athletes who had contracted the illness. He had the fastest time in his heat, but was disqualified because of a lane violation. He was a part of the 4x100 metres relay. The Canadian relay team missed their anchor and finished sixth in the finals. The Commonwealth Games, to be held in Gold Coast, were the focus of <mask>'s season. <mask> was named to Canada's team for the Games, specifically to compete in the 200 m, and placed third in the event final with a time of 20.34.<mask> won the silver medal after Zharnel Hughes was disqualified for bumping Jereem Richards. This was the first major individual medal of <mask>'s senior career, which he credited with removing a chip on his shoulder. He ran the 200mm in a sub-20 second time (19.98) for the first time at the Bislett Games in OSLO in the Diamond League. The Golden Spike Ostrava was won by him. <mask> and the Canadian relay team failed to advance out of the heats in the 4x 100 m relay due to an awkward baton exchange from Smellie to <mask>. He won two gold medals in the 200 m at the Diamond League in China and Sweden. He ran a new personal best time of 19.95 in the 200 m at the Athletissima in Switzerland, and went on to win both the 100 and 200 m events at the Canadian Championships.<mask> qualified for the finals of both the 100 and 200 m, finishing eighth and sixth. The Canadian relay team did not advance to the 4x100 m final despite having the eighth-fastest overall time due to their running in the faster of the two heats. The 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo were delayed by a full year due to the cancellation of much of the international athletic season in 2020. He placed first in his heat, and then won his semi-final with a season's best time of 19.99 to advance to his first individual Olympic final. He finished sixth in the final with a time of 20.20. <mask> ran with a photo of his family under his bib. I run for my fans.I run for my family. They went on to win a second bronze medal in the 4x 100 m relay. The Great Britain was stripped of its silver medal in the men's 4 100 m relay after the Court of Arbitration for Sport confirmed the violation of the athlete. Canada was upgraded to silver. <mask> received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee medal. <mask> is the son of immigrants. Ian is from Jamaica, and his mother is from England.He is the only son of his parents. Preeya and <mask>'s son was born on January 26, 2021. Track and field records from Canada can be found in the USCTrojans bio 1992 births.

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texts: <mask> (Latinized version of the Dutch name Gijsbert Voet) was a Dutch Calvinist theologian. He was born at Heusden in the Dutch Republic and became a Protestant pastor in 1611. He was the youngest delegate in the Synod of Dort in 1619. <mask> was made professor of theology and Oriental science at the University of Utrecht in 1634. He became pastor of the congregation three years later. He was an advocate of Calvinism against the Arminians. His name was given to the street in which he lived by the city of Utrecht.In March 1642, <mask> persuaded the university's academic senate to issue a formal condemnation of the philosophy of Descartes. The senate said that the philosophy was to be suppressed because it was opposed to traditional. Young people would be unable to understand the technical terminology of the philosophy and it had consequences contrary to orthodox theology. In the second edition of his Meditations, Descartes made public a personal attack on <mask>. <mask> got Martin Schoock to make a book-length assault on Descartes and his work. <mask> and Samuel Maresius were at least sympathetic to some of the same ideas as Descartes. The University of Groningen was able to get admissions from Schoock that were damaging to <mask>, thanks to legal and diplomatic moves.The topics of theology, faith, and atheism were put on the table hundreds of times in Descartes' letter to <mask>. Both <mask> and Descartes acknowledged that the issue they treated was theological. Descartes repudiated the faith-lacking-understanding project while <mask> pursued the faith-seeking-understanding program. <mask> wanted to keep the biblical truth that was received from orthodox tradition. Descartes said that the article of faith did not fall under the rule of reason because it was not fully understood. He argued that those who rejected the articles of faith would commit a grave sin if they embraced them. The proper use of human reason was defended by Descartes.The use of reason seemed to be hampered by faith. He believed that his method of doubt would lead to perfect knowledge. Voetius argued that perfect knowledge was impossible for humans because they were surrounded by error and sin. He said that human beings would be able to learn the truth from divine revelation, which was the only principle in the pursuit of truth. Voetius was confronted with scriptural truth, not with Aristotelianism. There are references to sources. "Basic Features of His Doctrine of God" is the title of the book by <mask> <mask>.The book is written by Willem J. van Asselt and Eef Dekker. There is an ecumenical enterprise. Baker Academic, 2001, 205–26 Beck is the author of Zur Rezeption Melanchthons bei Gisbertus Voetius. Herman Selderhuis was in Gnter Frank. There is a Melanchthon und der Calvinismus. There is a Melanchthon-Schriften in theBretten.Frommann-Holzboog, Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt 2005, S. 319–44. Beck is named after <mask> <mask>. Sein Theologieverstndnis. Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht were in Gttingen in 2007. Auktionskataloge deutscher Pietistenbibliotheken was written by Reinhard Breymayer. In Bcherkataloge there is a Quellen. Hrsg.Wittmann is von Reinhard. Wolfenbtteler Schriften was written in 1985 S. 150–54 is the Privatbibliothek des orthodoxen Theologen G. Voetius. Duker, Voetius, I-III was written by AC Duker. Aza Goudriaan: Die Bedeutung der Trinittslehre. In: Jan Rohls. Reformierte Retrospektiven ist der eigene Emder Tagung des Reformierten Protestantismus.Protestantismus, 4. Emder Beitrge zum reformierten Protestantismus. Wuppertal 2001, S. 137–45. Aza Goudriaan was a theologian and philosopher. <mask> <mask>, Petrus van Mastricht, and Anthonius Driessen. The Series in Church History was written by Brill. The city of Leiden. Brill, 2006.Christian Mller is the author of Einfhrung in die Praktische Theologie. Gisbert <mask>, the 'Nadere Reformatie', is a Puritanismus, Orthodoxie, and Pietismus. InMonatshefte fr Evangelische Kirchengeschichte des Rheinlandes 52 was published in 2003 Mhling is an artist. Gisbert <mask>. Theologische Realenzyklopdie 35 was published in 2003 The crisis of Causality was written by Han van Ruler.<mask> and Descartes talk about God, Nature and Change. Brill was from New York and Kln. There are links to births and deaths of Dutch Calvinist and Reformed theologians in the Netherlands.

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texts: <mask> was a Member of the Scottish Parliament for Lothian from 2011 to 2021. He was a member of Scottish Labour. <mask> was born in 1969 in a hospital. He was educated at the co-educational, Roman Catholic St Kentigern's Academy. He was an apprenticeship bricklayer for ten years in his father's business. He studied geography and politics at the University of Strathclyde and went on to become a housing officer. After working for Almond Housing Association in Livingston for seven years, <mask> completed a postgraduate qualification at the University of Glasgow in 2003 and went on to teach in Falkirk for eight years.He is a member of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and has been critical in the past of his own party. In 2003 he was elected onto West Lothian Council as a Scottish Labour councillor for the Fauldhouse and Breich Valley ward. He stood down in 2012 after being re-elected in 2007. One of seven additional members for the Lothian list was elected to the Scottish Parliament in 2011. He was the Shadow Minister for Skills and Learning. He was appointed to the Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Health and Wellbeing on May 29, 2013). He is a member of the Scottish Parliament's Performance Committee, Local Area Committee and the Services for the Community Policy Development and Scrutiny Panel.In the lead up to the Scottish Independence Referendum, he advocated a "devomax" position, however unlike many of his colleagues within the Scottish Labour Party, he did not join the official Better Together movement and was a strong critic of his party's involvement. The Red Paper Collective was formed by members of the Scottish Labour Left and the Communist Party of Great Britain to promote a left-wing, socialist vision for voting No on 18 September. The Scottish Labour leadership election will be held in October. He wanted Gordon Brown to stand but he didn't. Asking for a "clear red water" between Labour and the Scottish National Party, <mask> proposed raising the minimum wage, reintroducing council house building, reducing private sector use in theNHS and allowing councils to set taxes to help reverse job losses within their areas. The trade unions supported his candidacy. Jim Murphy got 34.99% of the vote.The Shadow Cabinet Secretary for Fair Work, Skills and Training was appointed by Murphy in the aftermath of his leadership bid, but was replaced by Kezia Dugdale in August 2015. Elaine Smith was the convener of Scottish Labour's Campaign for Socialism and was the Scottish campaign chief for Jeremy Corbyn. He was the convener of the Scottish Parliament's Health and Sport Committee. He co-authored a book with a biographer called Socialism and Hope: A journey through turbulent times. On November 19 of last year, Richard Leonard appointed <mask> as Scottish Labour's Brexit spokesman, and on October 4 of this year, he became Parliamentary Business Manager. Scottish Labour's General Secretary Brian Roy received a complaint from Ian Murray in early May. Murray accused the leadership of being full of "thugs and incompetents" in a counter-complaint.On the day after Scottish Labour finished fifth in Scotland in the European election and lost both of its MEPs, <mask> resigned as Business Manager. He said he would leave the Scottish Parliament after the election. He denied that he was quitting due to the election result and said that he made the decision in March. He was critical of the "toxic culture of leaks and briefings that come from some within the Scottish and UK parliamentary groups". He argued that Scottish Labour needed to adopt a "clear and easily understood position on the constitution", having previously argued in favour of a federal United Kingdom. There was overwhelming public support for a bill to ban MSPs from having second jobs, with some exceptions described as "common sense". In October, former Scottish Conservative leader Ruth Davidson announced she was accepting a public relations role for a lobbying firm and used her appointment as justification for his bill, arguing the rules which allowed her to do so were "not fit for purpose".Along with Monica Lennon, <mask> abstained from voting on the bill. The party's whip was to vote against the bill. "I support Richard 100% - the usual suspects think we just need to wind back to 1997 and then wave a union flag with gusto with Ian Murray and Jackie Baillie leading and all," said the leaked email. He said that the Leonard's critics in Labour's Scottish Parliament group were determined to destroy what remained of the party. Monica Lennon was nominated by <mask> in the Scottish Labour leadership election. He has one daughter with his wife, and is married to another. He is a member of two trade unions.There are links between 1969 births and the University of Glasgow Alumni and Members of the Scottish Parliament.

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texts: <mask> is an American journalist, documentary filmmaker, and writer. <mask> is the Speaker of the United States House of Representatives. <mask> was born and raised in San Francisco. She was the youngest of five children. A graduate of Loyola Marymount University. She received a master's degree in 1993 from the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism. <mask> has produced and directed 13 documentary films.Her most recent film was American Selfie: One Nation Shoots Itself. Their 13th film was this one. <mask> was a field producer at NBC News. In 2000, while working as a producer for NBC covering George W. Bush's presidential campaign, she brought along a handheld camcorder documenting 18 months of her experience on the campaign trail; the footage was used to create Journeys with George, a documentary that earned her six Emmy nominations. <mask> left network news in 2001 to work for HBO. <mask> followed the Democratic candidates during the 2004 Democratic primaries. Her first book, Sneaking into the Flying Circus: How the Media Turn Our Presidential Campaigns into Freak Shows, about the process of selecting candidates for President of the United States, was accompanied by her first documentary, Diary of a Political Tourist.She said that she was inspired to write a book by her conversations with several people. <mask> <mask>. She made a follow-up film, The Trials of Ted Haggard, about the exile of Ted Haggard from New Life Church after his sex and drug scandal, which The New York Times called "strangely intriguing". "This heartbreaking little film that may wind up being the most powerful indictment of homophobia since Brokeback Mountain" was the LA Times review. <mask> went back on the campaign trail in 2008 to document the birth of the Tea Party movement at Republican campaign events for her film, Right America: feeling Wronged - Some Voices from the Campaign Trail, which was released on President's Day 2009. CNN reported in July of 2010 that <mask> was no longer making political documentaries. The children of the working poor are the focus of her 2010 film, Homeless: The Motel Kids of Orange County.The film was praised by the New York Times. <mask>'s next film, Citizen U.S.A.: A 50 State Road Trip, was released on July 4, 2011. As immigrants became legalized American citizens, <mask> traveled to all 50 states to interview them. A coffee table book titled Citizen USA: A 50 State Road Trip was released with the film. Fall to Grace is a film about disgraced former New Jersey governor Jim McGreevey. She was in Park City with Kenneth Cole. In 2015, <mask> returned to San Francisco to make a film about the tech boom.It's a clear-eyed, sober recap of what's been going on...<mask>'s tale is also deeply personal; she grew up in San Francisco, but she has lived in New York for a long time. The documentary shows that the San Francisco she's returning to is very different from the one she left. Variety said San Francisco 2.0 was one of her best. San Francisco 2.0 was nominated for an award. Meet the Donors: Does Money Talk? was made by <mask>. Money's influence in politics is discussed. <mask> calls her film a "light romp into the road map of the people and places that are funding our elections."A few people who rank on the OpenSecrets.org list of top donors are featured in the film. It was described by Uproxx as "Pelosi meet with an assortment of billionaire donors, asking them why they give millions to candidates, how this funding affects campaigns, and all the access these hefty donations can get you." On the press tour for the film, <mask> talked about everything she has learned in her lifetime on the political fundraising circuit. The Declaration of Independence is read by The Rock and other celebrities. The Bill of Rights and summaries of the other amendments are read by middle-school children from the United Nations International School. Anderson Cooper talked about hanging out with <mask>'s two sons on the set. <mask> was in Port Arthur filming a documentary about Trump's America.In October of last year, Outside the Bubble: A Roadtrip with <mask> aired. "<mask> sets out on a cross-country trip to engage in conversations with fellow Americans in an effort to gain an understanding of other perspectives." According to The New York Times, "It's not just another episode of the learned cosmopolitan descending from the ivory tower to produce anthropological discourse on that strange creature known as the Trump voter and make it back to the big city in time for a martini." Ms. <mask> has spent a lot of her career studying the political right in America. "Goodbye Congress" is a film that features exit interviews with 14 retiring members of Congress, including Speaker Paul Ryan and 7 other Republicans who explain how Washington works. American Selfie: One Nation Shoots Itself was released in October 2020. On The Daily Show, <mask> talked about filming the National Guard's use of chemical agents at the protest outside the White House.On June 18, 2005, she married Dutch journalist, lawyer, and United States correspondent Michiel Vos. The first child of <mask> and her husband was named after <mask>'s grandfather. <mask> had a second son in 2007, named Thomas, after his great grandfather Thomas D'Alesandro Jr. The proceeds have gone to victims of hurricanes in the past. <mask> lives in the area. The New York Times featured her bathroom. In the "In My Library" column for The New York Post, Pelosi mentioned two of her favorite books: Political Fictions by Joan Didion and The Journalist and the Murderer by Janet Malcolm.<mask>'s children are often with her. <mask> is often photographed with them. <mask> talks about them in her speeches. <mask> says that public service runs in the family. During the battle to repeal the health care law, <mask>'s 9-year-old grandson Thomas ambled over to reporters in slacks and a blazer and said, "He [Paul Ryan] doesn't have the votes!" Paul Ryan and <mask> talked about Ryan's friendship with <mask>'s children. "I thought you were going to brag about how much your kids love you," <mask> said.Ryan replied, "That's right, her grandkids like me, go figure." <mask> talked about the solitary life of a documentary filmmaker and how being naive is the best prescription for a documentary filmmaker: "It feels like every documentary has been made, but it's not true." The next great documentary film is going to be made by someone you don't know. The filmography of 2002 includes Journeys with George, Diary of a Political Tourist, Friends of God, and The Trials of Ted Haggard. The Words That Built America, Outside the Bubble, A Roadtrip with <mask>, Goodbye Congress 2020, American Selfie: One Nation Shoots Itself, and more can be found on the official website. 2002 1970 births Living people American documentary filmmakers American film producers American people of Italian descent American political writers American television directors American women film directors American women journalists American women writers California Democrats

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texts: <mask> was an Irish peer and the 7th Earl of Westmeath PC. His first marriage to Maryanne Jeffries ended in divorce after he was sued by his husband for criminal conversation. Nugent was the only surviving son of Thomas Nugent, 6th Earl of Westmeath, and his second wife Catherine White, daughter of Henry White. He was a member of the Irish House of Commons until he succeeded his father in the earldom. He was a member of the Irish Privy Council and held the offices of the Auditor of Foreign Accounts. He was a member of the Westmeath Militia. The Irish rebellion of 1798 was preceded by a threatened rebellion in 1796.He was described as gay, social and convivial as a young man. He married Maryanne Jeffries at the age of 24. She was the sister of John Fitzgibbon, 1st Earl of Clare and the daughter of Major James St John Jeffereyes. She was described as a young woman of great beauty, education, and wealth. The early years of the marriage were very happy according to the evidence at the criminal conversation action. They parted after six years, he in Ireland and she in London. Maryanne became the lover of Augustus Cavendish-Bradshaw, younger son of Sir Henry Cavendish, 2nd Baronet, and brother of Richard Cavendish, 2nd Baron Waterpark.There is no reason to doubt the claim made by Lord <mask>'s counsel at the trial that he hesitated for a long time before deciding to end the marriage: divorce then invariably caused scandal, and the process was slow and expensive, requiring a Private Act of Parliament. A cuckolded husband was a figure of fun, and his wife's infidelity exposed Westmeath to a lot of ridicule, both among his neighbours and in the press. When he accidentally entered the bedroom of a married woman, he was told that she was a good wife. Although he was a rich man, financial motives may partly explain his decision to sue for criminal conversation, as he sought a large sum of money. He decided on dissolution of the marriage after a successful verdict in such a suit. The case was opened by Barry Yelverton, the Chief Baron of the Irish Exchequer. John Toler was the Solicitor General for Ireland and William Saurin was the Attorney General for Ireland.The trial received a lot of publicity in the press and the courtroom was packed. Five witnesses, all servants of the Westmeaths, testified to actions which amounted to strong if circumstantial evidence of adultery (it was not the practice then in a divorce suit for the husband, wife or alleged lover to give evidence). The witnesses' credit was not damaged by the cross-examination of Curran. He came close to admitting adultery in his speech, but it was praised for its eloquence. He described Lady Westmeath as an experienced woman of the world who had cheated on her husband with a younger man. He said that he was a pleasure-loving and neglectful husband. The awkward fact that the couple had led separate lives for years before Bradshaw arrived on the scene was not explained as he pointed out the picture of a happy marriage destroyed by the intrigues of Bradshaw.Yelverton described the evidence as overwhelming and suggested that the damages should be very large. The jury found in favor of the man. Bradshaw was a poor man all his life, who spent years lobbying each Government in turn for any lucrative office which might be vacant, and was invariably refused. In November, Maryanne and Bradshaw married, after the Westmeaths were divorced by a private Act of Parliament. She died in 1849 at the age of 90. Bradshaw died in poverty. Lady Elizabeth Moore was the daughter of Charles Moore and Lady Anne Seymour-Conway.He became an Irish Representative Peer after supporting the Act of Union 1800. He died on December 30, 1814. The trial records refer to several children of the first marriage, but we know only one son, <mask>, the 1st Marquess of Westmeath. The children of the second marriage were Robert, Thomas, Elizabeth, Catherine and Mary. Two of <mask>'s marriages ended in divorce, which was no better than his parents'. His first wife, Lady Emily Cecil, recalled indignantly that her mother-in-law Maryanne had suggested that she have an affair with the Duke of Wellington, to help her husband's career, which suggests that Maryanne had no regrets about her own infidelity to <mask>'s father Members of the Privy Council of Ireland and the Parliament of Ireland were from County Westmeath.

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George Frederick Nugent
Westmeath
George Nugent
George
George


texts: A Chinese former international footballer is named <mask>. He is the top scorer in China. He won six league titles and two Chinese FA Cup while playing for Bayi Football Team, Dalian Shide andSheffield United. The Chinese Football Association has a Player of the Year award. He was the General manager at Hunan Shoking before becoming the Chairman of Tianjin Songjiang after retiring. Ye Zhaoying was a badminton champion. Bayi Football Team would make a name for him as he rose through the ranks.In Bayi's league match with Guangdong Winnerway on July 31, 1994, Craig Allardyce, son of former English manager Sam Allardyce, was involved in an on-the-pitch brawl with <mask>. Hao was not allowed to play for the Chinese national team in the 1994 Asian Games because he and Allardyce received a half-year ban from the Chinese Football Association. Due to the club's struggles with professionalism and a requirement that all their players remain active People's Liberation Army members, the team was not a genuine title contender anymore. At the beginning of the 1997 league season, he would transfer to the reigning league champion, Dalian Shide, for a club record fee of 2,200,000 yuan, with a chance to win more silverware and a significantly improved salary. His move to Dalian Shide would be a huge success and he would win the league title and Chinese FA Super Cup as well as personally winning the Golden Boot and Golden Ball award in the 1997 season. While barely losing the Asian Club Championship, Hao would add to his medal collection with another league title and more personal awards. While <mask> would be applauded for his football achievements and was even starting to be known as the "Chinese Alan Shearer", he would also show a darker aspect of his game after being fined for attacking a player and being suspended for two games.The Asian Football Confederation would be suspended for a year for spitting at a referee during the Asian Cup Winners' Cup. Due to the suspension, <mask> would miss out on much of the 1999 league season, however this wouldn't affect him at all and his prolific goal scoring would continue to see him win several more league titles, the Chinese FA Cup and the Asian Cup Winners' Cup runners-up medal. When Milorad Kosanovi left the club, <mask> was immediately brought in to manage the team during the absence of a full-time manager. In January 2005, Hao was nearing the end of his career and received the chance to play abroad as English Championship sideSheffield United were increasingly interested in gaining access to a potentially lucrative footballing market and saw him as a symbolic first step in achieving this. After his good service towards the club, Dalian Shide would release him as a gesture of goodwill, and then Sheffield United decided to make the transfer symbolic when Hao joined them for a record low transfer fee in 2005. He suffered from injuries while working as a coach in the academy of Sheffield United. He played in the 2005–06 FA Cup as a substitute in a 2–1 loss to Colchester United.<mask> retired and returned to China. At the 2002 World Cup, <mask> was the top scorer for the Chinese national team with 41 goals. Although China never made progress into the final round of qualification, <mask> led his country in a bid to get to Germany. In the past two decades, <mask> is considered to be the best forward in China. He has a son, Runze <mask>, who is a professional football player, and a daughter, <mask> Runhan, who is also a professional football player. Ye Zhaoying was a badminton champion. The family lives in Spain.The Chinese Communist Party's handling of professional sports, Tibet, Hong Kong, and the COVID-19 epidemic were denounced by two people on the 31st anniversary of the Tiananmen Square protests. They said that football in China is a reflection of the country and that the bureaucrats damage the business by ignoring the rules. They advocated the creation of a "New Federal State of China", a proposal supported by Chinese dissidents. The Chinese Communist Party deleted all references to <mask> and Ye from the Chinese-accessible internet, as well as their online profiles on major portals in China. Six days later, in an interview with The Wall Street Journal, <mask> and Ye reiterated their criticism of one-party rule in China and restated their willingness to advocate for human rights despite potential political and personal costs. Club Bayi Football Team Chinese Jia-A League: 1986 Chinese FA Cup: 1990 Dalian Shide Chinese Jia-A League: 1997, 1998, 2000, 2001, 2002 Chinese FA Cup: 2001 Chinese Super Cup: 1996, 2000, 2002 Individual Chinese Football Association Player of the Year: 1998 Chinese. Chinese expatriates play sports in the United Kingdom.Football players from China won bronze at the 1998 Asian Games.

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Hao Haidong
Hao
Hao
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texts: He was a German production designer, art director and set designer. One of the most important artists in the history of early German cinema is <mask>. A working relationship with fellow designers Otto Hunte and Karl Vollbrecht helped define his early career. He is best known for his work on several of the most important films of German Expressionist cinema, but he has also worked on more light-hearted films and musicals. In 1893, <mask> was born in Berlin. He received training as a theatre artist after leaving school. He met Otto Hunte when they were in charge of art direction.During their cinema careers, the two became long-time partners. The College of Applied Arts was in Berlin from 1910 to 1912. During this time, I worked as a scene painter at the Metropolitan Opera in Berlin and as the head of the design department in Mhlhausen. When he was called to serve at the Front in 1914, his role in theatre was interrupted. After being discharged at the end of the First World War, his old colleagues, Hunte and Karl Vollbrecht, found a job at a design agency in Berlin. One of the firm's clients was MayFilms, the production company for film maker Joe May, and was through these ties that Kettelhut first began his work within cinema. May Film's 1919 production Die Herrin der Welt (The Mistress of the World) was an eight-part epic of German cinema.In addition to being a production designer on all eight parts, Kettelhut was also credited with being a set designer on the first part. He worked as an assistant to Otto Hunte and Karl Vollbrecht on this film. Many films would be made with them in the future. As a writer, he was also employed on The Mistress of the World. The first picture that Kettelhut worked on was Das wandernde Bild (The Moving Image), in which he was introduced to Lang who was directing the film. After working on both parts of The Indian Tomb, he was hired to work on Lang's Dr. Mabuse the Gambler. Die Nibelungen was one of the most important films of the 20th century.Lang reassembled the team of Hunte, Vollbrecht and Kettelhut, charged with designing the mythical world of Siegfried and the Nibelungen. Hunte was in charge of set design and construction, while Kettelhut and Vollbrecht assisted as set collaborators. The architecture of the film was created by Kettelhut, but he was also heavily involved in designing more mechanical elements, most notably the life-sized dragon slayed by Siegfried. The museum of cinema in Berlin and the Centre Georges Pompidou in France show the original production drawings from Die Nibelungen that were sold by Kettelhut shortly before his death. The relationship was brought about by Die Nibelungen. The two worked together several times in the future, but their most impressive collaboration was on their next film, Metropolis. Lang kept faith with his old team and with Hunte as lead, Vollbrecht and Kettelhut were brought in to design the cityscape central to the sci-fi dystopia of the film.Lang had visions of a city which had rejected religion and instead had built a 'Tower of Babel', which was rejected by Kettelhut's drawing. Special effects were used to bring the enormity of the city to life. The positions of Art Direction and Art Department on Metropolis are credited to Kettelhut's, but he also undertook several uncredited roles, including special effects, visual effects and technical consultant. Hunte and Kettelhut's work is often discussed as a shared output with the two men holding the same design ideology. The architectural features of their design were more important than the artistic when they were interviewed. Robert Herlth and Walter Reimann looked at the economic restrictions and technical difficulties to make sure they didn't hit problems at construction. They encouraged on-set improvisation to overcome technical issues and were more concerned with the look and artistic design.After Lang, Hunte, and Vollbrecht went their own ways. This allowed Kettelhut to come to the fore as a designer, and from this point he was usually the lead designer in the films he worked on. An uncredited role as art director for Berlin: Die Sinfonie der Grostadt was one of Kettelhut's first solo projects. The cameras were hidden around the city to allow them to capture the citizens of Berlin without interruption. Doa Juana was an art direction for Paul Czinner's film and Ungarische Rhapsodie was an art direction for Dita Parlo's film. Pommer oversaw previous ventures such as Dr. Mabuse, the Gambler and Die Nibelungen. The silent melodrama Asphalt and a series of Lilian Harvey operettas were included.Hans Albers adventures includeAsphalt, Bombs on Monte Carlo and F.P.1 antwortet. The work of Rochus Gliese, who achieved a similar feat on F. W. Murnau's Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans, is related to Kettelhut's work on Asphalt. The 760-foot-long Asphalt street was a fully functioning set that allowed for ten camera positions and whose "day-lighting" of 2,000 lamps consumed the electrical supply comparable to a small city. Herlth's original vision influenced the final design, even though he resigned after falling out with the director. Many studios were experimenting with Multiple Language Versions, taking a story and crew and shooting a film in two or more languages with a completely new cast during the early days of cinema sound. UFA shot many of its films in German, French and English and this resulted in Kettelhut being hired to work on two or three films in quick succession. Bombs on Monte Carlo are examples of this.F.P.1 antwortet is one of the films that Kettelhut contributed to during this period. The film centered around a mid-Atlantic aircraft landing platform. After the Nazis came to power, Kettelhut continued to find work in Germany. He worked with German directors such as Paul Martin and Arthur Robison to produce comedies for home-grown talent. The production designer was more often listed in his films than the art director. He worked on a number of musicals with the director, including Kora Terry (1940) and Frauen sind doch bessere Diplomaten (1941). Problems with filming in the newly developed Agfacolor caused the shoot to go over budget.After the Second World War, Kettelhut left the film industry for five years. The release of Fahrt ins Glck, for which Kettelhut worked as the production designer, was delayed. It took four years for it to premiere in East Germany. The comedy drama Drei Mdchen spinnen was released in 1950. He was employed by several studios in Germany. After designing sets for films similar to those he had been working on during the 1940s, Kettelhut found himself designing sets for another musical, Sensation in San Remo, starring Marika Rkk. He and Frhlich worked together on the drama Torreani.He found work again with his former boss after he returned from self-imposed exile. One of the five pictures selected as best foreign film at the 1955 Golden Globe Awards was one of the two final films they made together. In the mid-1950s, Kettelhut was in constant demand, working on three or four films a year. In 1955, he acted as production designer on a number of productions. The anti-war tale (Sharks and Little Fish) and the biographical film U 47 - Kapitnleutnant Prien were both designed by Kettelhut in the late 1950s. The director's final film, The Thousand Eyes of Dr. Mabuse, was a reunion of <mask> and Lang. He found work in the television industry after a career in film.He provided art direction for the short lived television comedy series Die merkwrdigen Erlebnisse des Hansjrgen Weidlich. He died in West Germany at the age of 86. The 'Special Award for Outstanding Contributions to German Cinema' was awarded to <mask> in 1968. The filmography key is as art director, as production designer, and as set decorator.

masks: Kettelhut Kettelhut Kettelhut Kettelhut


texts: <mask> was the first wife of <mask> and was born on October 25, 1939. When she was married to Hans Lownds in 1959 she was known as <mask>. <mask> and <mask> were married on November 22, 1965, and had four children together. Their marriage inspired many of <mask>'s songs, including "Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands", "Love Minus Zero/No Limit", and "Abandoned Love". The 1975 album Blood on the Tracks has been cited by many as <mask>'s account of their disintegrating marriage; their son said that the lyrics of the album are "my parents talking". They divorced in 1977. <mask> played the role of Clara in the movie Renaldo and Clara, which was directed by <mask> and was described by a <mask> biographer as a tribute to his wife.Her father was born in 1894 and became a US citizen in 1912, while her mother was born in 1939. There is a scrap metal business on South Claymont Street. He was shot dead by a drunken fellow East European immigrant. Julius was 16 years her senior. Shirley moved to New York City in 1959 and quickly married Hans Lownds. He did not want to be reminded of his previous marriage, so Lownds persuaded her to change her name to <mask>. <mask> and Hans lived in a five-story house on 60th Street in Manhattan.<mask> became pregnant while she was a model and appeared inHarper's Bazaar as the lovely luscious <mask>. Maria was born on October 21, 1961. The marriage failed within a year of the birth. <mask> started going out on her own, driving around town in a sports car Hans had given her. She met <mask> in the early 1960's. <mask> was still married to Hans when they met, and <mask> was still romantically linked to Joan Baez. Peter Lownds stated that Bob was the reason she left Hans.Sally, <mask>'s friend, went on to marry Albert, <mask>'s manager. <mask> and <mask> were at a wedding. After Hans and <mask> separated, <mask> went to work as a secretary for the film production division of the Time Life company, where filmmakers such as Richard Leacock and D. A. Pennebaker were impressed with her resourcefulness. Pennebaker said that she was supposed to be a secretary. <mask> was introduced to Pennebaker by <mask>, who was the director of the film about <mask>'s UK tour. After <mask> and Bob Lownds got married, they moved into separate rooms in New York's Hotel Chelsea to be near each other. Bob and <mask> had a Romany spirit that seemed to be wise beyond her years, according to Robert Shelton, a <mask> biographer.She was described as well read, a good conversationist and better listener, a quick study, and good hearted. She impressed some people as shy and quiet, others as confident; either way, she appeared to do only what she felt needed to be done. <mask>'s first "electric" tour of the United States was backed by the Hawks. <mask> married <mask> on November 22, 1965, during a break in the tour. The wedding took place under an oak tree outside of a judge's office on Long Island, and only Albert and the maid of honor for <mask> were present. In his memoir, Robertson describes how he received a phone call that morning to accompany the couple to a courthouse on Long Island, and then to a reception hosted by Albert and Sally Grossman at the Algonquin Hotel. <mask> denied that he was married immediately after the event, according to some of his friends.In February 1966 the New York Post published a story with the headline "Hush! <mask> and Bob had four children. Maria was adopted from <mask>'s first marriage by <mask>. They lived in upstate New York during these years of domestic stability. Bob and <mask> purchased a property on the Point Dume peninsula in Malibu, California in 1973. The re-modelling of the house took place over the next two years. Tensions began to appear in their marriage.The <mask>s owned a house in Manhattan. <mask> took art classes in New York with Norman Raeben. <mask> said in an interview that the art lessons caused problems in his marriage and that he went home after the first day. That's when our marriage began to break up. She didn't know what I was talking about or what I was thinking about. <mask> was with <mask> on most of the first stage of the Rolling Thunder Revue. The film Renaldo and Clara was directed by <mask>.In this movie, <mask> played Clara to <mask>'s Renaldo. Joan Baez appeared in the film The Woman in White as a former lover of <mask>. In one scene, <mask> is asked, "What would've happened if we ever got married, Bob?" <mask> said, "I married the woman I love." According to Sounes, the film may have been about <mask>'s tribute to his wife, since Lombard Street Films was named after the street where she was born. <mask> was represented by an attorney during the divorce proceedings. Half the royalties from the songs written during their marriage were included in the settlement.A condition of the settlement was that <mask> wouldn't talk about her relationship with <mask>. She has done that. Clinton Heylin writes that a photo of <mask> on a hillside in Jerusalem was taken by <mask>, and that <mask> and <mask> remained friends after the acrimony of the divorce subsided. <mask> dated a number of men after her divorce, including Bob's friend David Blue, who died of a heart attack while jogging in New York. "My father said it himself in an interview many years ago, 'Husband and wife failed, but mother and father didn't.'" My ethics are high because my parents did a great job. <mask> is said to have inspired several songs by <mask>, and two of them have been directly linked to her."Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands", the only song on Blonde on Blonde's fourth side, was described as a wedding song by Robert Shelton. <mask> calls her a "radiant jewel, mystical wife" in the album "<mask>". <mask> seems to be making an unabashed confession to his wife. A plea for forgiveness. Shelton points out the autobiographical reference in the song to "drinkin' white rum in a Portugal bar" and the trip <mask> made to Portugal with <mask> in 1965. In "<mask>," <mask> seems to acknowledge his wife as the inspiration for "Sad Eyed Lady": I can still hear the sound of the Methodist bells I had taken the cure and had just gotten through staying up for days in the hotel writing "Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands <mask> "sang '<mask>' to his wife as she watched from the other side of the glass" after <mask> visited the studio that evening.It was amazing. You could hear a pin drop. Levy said that she was stunned by it. <mask> turned to <mask> and said, "This one's for you," according to Larry. <mask>'s 1975 album Blood on the Tracks was described by several of his biographers and critics as a result of the tension in his marriage to <mask>. After the couple separated, the album was recorded. Robert Shelton and Clinton Heylin argue that Blood on the Tracks is more than just a song, it is a confession as well.At the time of the album's release, <mask> denied that Blood on the Tracks wasautobiographical, but he has since said that he is just like you. Blood On The Tracks is about my parents. Steven Soles said that in 1977 <mask> came over to his apartment and played him a number of songs that were very dark, very intense, dealing with his bitterness over the divorce. None of these songs were ever recorded. <mask> is the inspiration for several works, including Blonde on Blonde, Blood on the Tracks, and Desire. <mask> was connected to "Love Minus Zero/No Limit" by Clinton Heylin and Andy Gill. Gill writes that this song expresses admiration for <mask>'s "Zen-like equanimity: unlike most of the women he met, she wasn't out to impress him or question him about his lyrics."Heylin credits <mask> with the inspiration for the songs "She Belongs to Me" and "Abandoned Love". "Abandoned Love" was once called "Sara Part II Abandoned Love" according to Anne Margaret Daniel. The <mask> movie I'm Not There features a fictionalized version of the marriage of <mask> and <mask>, with Charlotte Gainsbourg playing a character based on <mask> and Suze Rotolo. There are links to 1939 births of American film actresses and 20th-century American actresses Jewish female models.

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Sara Dylan
Bob Dylan
Sara Lownds
Sara
Bob Dylan
Dylan
Bob Dylan
Sara Dylan
Dylan
Dylan
Sara
Sara
Sara
Sara Lownds
Sara
Bob Dylan
Sara
Dylan
Sara
Dylan
Dylan
Sara
Sara
Sara
Bob Dylan
Sara
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Bob Dylan
Sara
Dylan
Dylan
Dylan
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Sara
Dylan
Sara
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Dylan
Sara Dylan
Dylan
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Bob Dylan
Bob Dylan
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Dylan
Sara
Sara
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Dylan
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Sara Dylan
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Bob Dylan
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texts: <mask> was an American mycologist. He was an American expert on the discomycetes. <mask> was born in New York. He received his bachelor's degree in entomology from Cornell University in 1893 and his Doctor of Science in botany from Cornell in 1895. He taught mycology and botany at Cornell until 1910, first as a fellow and later as an instructor. <mask> was a professor at the University of Missouri from 1910 to 1918. From 1920 to 1921, <mask> was the Chairman of the Department of Botany at the University of Minnesota.He died of cancer at the University of Minnesota on October 29, 1922. <mask> is buried in a family plot. He had a child with Anna Louise <mask> on 6 June 1901. Their daughter was born on June 11, 1901. He married Sue Stone on July 24, 1917. <mask> contributed to a wide range of botanical sciences. One of the first Americans to study the group extensively, he was an authority on discomycetes.His personal collection of 12,087 discomycetes, including 16 types, 27 paratypes, 2 syntypes, and 6,000 microscope slides, was deposited in the Plant PathologyHerbarium at Cornell University, helping establish that herbarium as a leading center for the study of discomycetes. Some of the discomycetes from other authors and herbaria are in <mask>'s collection. The herbaria of the Field Museum of Natural History, the University of Kentucky, the University of Minnesota, and the New York Botanical Garden hold additional DurandSpecimens. Taxa described new combinations. A total of 25 new species, one new form, one new variety, and 20 new combinations of species were described by <mask>. Nine of his species and ten of his recombinations are still accepted. Two genera, Ionomidotis and Gloeoglossum, were described by <mask>.E.J. is the name of the Gloeoglossum E.J. Durand 1908 is also known as Geoglossum Persoon 1794 Ionomidotis E.J. Thaxt ex <mask>. 1923 is Ameghiniella Speg. Catinella elastica was created in the year 1888. E.J. and Gaillard. Durand 1922 is referred to as Aleurina elastica.Gaillard) Sacc. P. Syd. There is a catinella negro-olivacea. E.J. <mask> 1922 Ciboria americana E.J. Coccophacidium crustaceum is named after <mask>. The person is E.J.Durand 1929 was the year of Coccomycetes strobi. E.J. <mask> 1908 is also known as the Sabuloglossum arenarium. A.N. Hustad. Mill, Dentinger, and P.F. Cannon 2012 Corynetes atropurpureus (Batsch) E.J. <mask> 1908 is also known as Geoglossum atropurpureum (Batsch) Persoon 1796.<mask> 1908 is also referred to as Geoglossum atropurpureum (Batsch) Persoon 1796 Cudonia bulbifera E.J. <mask> 1912 is the name of a plant. The man is <mask>. Cudonia ochroleuca (Cooke & Harkn.) was released in 1995. E.J<mask> and E.J. had a relationship. <mask> 1904 is Pezicula crataegicula.The E.J. was named after the Dermatea puberula. Durand 1904 is Pezicula puberula. <mask>, Verkley 1999 and E.J. J.W. was the name of Durand 1902. Affine E.J. was ageoglossum. E.J. was <mask>'s cohaerens. <mask> was the creator of the fallax E.J.<mask>'s Geoglossum intermedium E.J. <mask> 1908 Geoglossum paludosum E.J. E.J. was the author of Durand 1908 Gloeoglossum affine. <mask> 1908 is also known as Geoglossum affine E.J. <mask> 1908 Gloeoglossum difforme. E.J. <mask> 1908 is also known as Geoglossum difforme Fr.The E.J. is named after the Gloeoglossumglutinosum. Hustad, A.N. is the author of Durand 1908. Mill, Dentinger, and P.F. Cannon 2012 Holwaya gigantea E.J. Durand 1901 was the year of Holwaya mucida. Ionomidotis chilensis E.J. <mask> 1923 is a descendant of Holwaya mucida. Durand) Cif.1957 Ionomidotis irregularis. E.J. <mask> 1923 Ionomidotis nicaraguensis E.J. Midotis nicaraguensis is also known as Durand 1923. <mask> Seaver 1951 Ionomidotis olivascens E.J. <mask> 1923 is also known as Midotis olivascens. <mask> Seaver 1951 Inomidotis plicata.E.J. Durand 1923 is also known as Ameghiniella plicata. W.Y. Ionomidotis urceolata E.J. was written by Zhuang and Korf. Durand 1923 was called Encoelia urceolata. W.Y. is Durand. Zhuang 1988 Ionomidotis sprucei.E.J. <mask> 1923 thujina E.J. Didymascella thujina is also known as Durand 1913. Maire 1927 Keithia tsugae was written by <mask>. E.J. Durand 1913 is also known as Fabrella tsugae. There is a person named Kirschst.Atropurpureum E.J. was born in 1941. Durand 1904 was the year of Lachnella atropurpurea. <mask> Seaver 1951 Leptoglossum alveolatum E.J. <mask> ex Rehm 1904 is also known as Geoglossum alveolatum. Durand was E.J. <mask> 1908 Microglossum fumosum. The Microglossum longisporum E.J. was written by <mask>.<mask> 1908 Midotis infundibuliformis E.J. <mask> 1923 is also known as Encoelia infundibuliformis. Dennis Midotis was E.J. E.J. was named after <mask> 1923 Mitrula alveolata. <mask> is a Greek word for "geoglossum alveolatum." <mask> was E.J. <mask> was the father of the carolinianum E.J.<mask> 1903 Sclerotinia smilacinae E.J. Stromatinia smilacinae is also known as Durand 1902. Whetzel 1945 Trichoglossum confusum E.J. <mask> 1921 Trichoglossum farlowii (Cooke) E.J. <mask> 1908 Trichoglossum hirsutum f. variabile E.J. <mask> 1908 was the year of the Trichoglossum variabile. The person is <mask>.The Trichoglossum hirsutum was found in 1942. E.J. is a person. <mask> 1908 was the year of the Trichoglossum wrightii. <mask>) E.J. <mask> 1921 Trichoglossum rehmianum. E.J<mask> was the creator of the Trichoglossum velutipes.E.J<mask> was the founder of the Trichoglossum walteri. E.J<mask> earned a Doctor of Science from Cornell. <mask> is a descendant of William Russel Dudley. Albert Nelson Prentiss was the first head of the Department of Botany at Cornell University. Dudley G.F. Atkinson returned to Cornell when he left in 1892.<mask> was well-regarded as an instructor in undergraduate courses, even though he did not directly mentor any students who would later become professional mycologists. While a student at Cornell, <mask> was president of the Natural History Society and a member of several other organizations. The American Mycological Society merged with the Botanical Society of America in 1903. He was a member of the American Association for the advancement of science. Taxa Durandia (Peck) Rehm is an acronym. It was illegit. There is an article in the ICN.In 1896, the Cyperaceae was previously described as a group of genera by Johannes Otto Boeckeler. <mask> authored or coauthored 30 research publications and one general laboratory textbook. <mask>. There are rare Myxomycetes of central New York. The Botanical Gazette 19 (3) was published. 1894. Halsted and Bicknell are associated with Halsted and Bicknell are associated with Halsted and Bicknell are associated with Halsted and Bicknell are associated with Halsted and Bicknell are associated with Halsted and Bicknell are associated with Halsted and B"Botanical notes". The Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club was published in January. 1894. <mask>baumia. The 4th edition of The Bryologist. 1901. <mask>. Dacryopsis ellisiana Massee. The bulletin of the botanical club. 1901.That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's There are studies in North America. 1. The name of the plant is Holwaya Sacc. The Bulletin of the Torrey Botanical Club was published in February. It was 1904. 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That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's "The perithecium of Ascomycetes". The Botanical Gazette had a story about 67–69. 1909.That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's There is a discussion of some of the principles governing the interpretation of pre-Persoonian names. Science 29 (1) was published. 1909. That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's The name of the plant is the Earth-tongues. The Ontario Natural Science Bulletin was published.In 1911. That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's The staining of mycelum is differential. Phytopathology 1 was published in the month of December. In 1913. That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's "Keithia" is the name of the group of plants.Mycologia 5 was published. 1919. That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's "Peziza proteana var." sparassoide in America. Mycologia 11 was published. 1919.That's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's right, that's There is a plant in central New York. The yraologist 22 (2): 13 1919. 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texts: <mask>. was a financial advisor, economist, international lawyer, and journalist. He was head of the investment bank Caracas Capital Markets, managing partner at family office Ophiuchus Capital Management, strategic advisor to the exchange-traded Venezuela Opportunity Fund, and publisher of the newspaper Latin American Herald Tribune. He was head of the Latin American office of the investment bank from 2000 to 2007. The Venezuela Daily Journal became the Latin American Herald Tribune in 2008. <mask> received a degree. 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The Foreign Relations Law of the United States and the definitive West legal tome "International Law" were both assisted by him. <mask> was a member of the International Law section of the New York State Bar Association. <mask> is an author or contributing author of several scholarly works, including 4 books.As a teenager, <mask> worked as a paperboy for The Times-Picayune of New Orleans. <mask> was the editor of the weekly section of the Sun Herald in high school. <mask> worked for The Oxford Eagle. <mask> became a member of the Editorial Board of the Journal of International Affairs after writing for The Daily Telegraph of London. <mask> went on to work as a Foreign Correspondent for Newsweek in London, taking over the position from his Oxford University classmate and fellow Newsweek intern Jacob Weisberg. <mask> was on the board of Oxford American. Latin America <mask> was a frequent commentator on radio and television.He testified before the United States House of Representatives, the United States Senate, the State Department, the National Intelligence Council, the Annual Meeting of the American Society of International Law, and the Council, and advised the White House. He lectured at universities all over the world. <mask> correctly predicted the growing divergence in economic performance between the trading-oriented free-market focused nations on the Pacific side of Latin America and the more atavistic slow-growing state-controlled economies of the Atlantic side of the continent. The basket of Argentina defaulted bonds, bought by Dallen for clients last year when they were trading for 30 cents on the dollar, rose through the mid 1980s to reach a bid price of 90. <mask> sold them at 150, quintupling his clients' and firm's investments. <mask> predicted that Argentina would default again, that the country would not settle with the holdout bondholders, and that the president and her party would be defeated in the presidential elections. Petrobras and Eike Batista's OGX/OSX complex were warned about by Dallen in Brazil.In Venezuela, <mask> began pointing out shortages because the company that would default and declare bankruptcy in 2016 was "branching out into other areas that are away from their core competencies." <mask> was able to double investments of his firm and clients in Harvest Natural Resources in one month before taking profits and earning a 60% return on his investment in six months. <mask> warned investors in Citgo in January of 2015 that the company was issuing new debt to send back money to Venezuela. The World Bank's International Center for the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID), which won a $1.4 billion judgment against Venezuela for the expropriation of the company's mining investments, would file a lawsuit against Citgo and the state-owned oil company of Venezuela under the Delaware Uniform Fraudulent According to the Financial Times, <mask> predicted in March 2016 that the Venezuela opposition strategy to achieve a recall referendum on the presidency of Nicolas Maduro would be frustrated by the governing regime. "It is a question of when, not if, and the only thing that could change that is a sharp recovery in oil prices, and/or a rescue from Venezuela," <mask> told the news agency. Keying on cashflows from China and Russia, <mask> would help discover and publicize that Venezuela's state-owned oil company was so short of cash that they had mortgaged 49.9% of their U.S. oil refinery Citgo to Russia's state-owned oil.<mask> was able to document the breakdown in good relations between the People's Republic of China and Venezuela by discovering an international dispute over non-payment. CNN quoted <mask> as saying that Venezuela would run out of cash within a year. <mask> was credited with the discovery and proof in an article by the Financial Times. <mask> and his investors were able to make a 300% return on their investment by purchasing credit default swaps when Venezuela was declared in default. The Common Market Law Review named <mask>'s thesis "An Overview of European Community Protection of Human Rights, with some Special References to the U.K." the article of the year. <mask> was the first Truman Scholar from Ole Miss. <mask> was a member of the Board of Directors of the Truman Scholars Association.The United States Senate Committee on Foreign Relations named <mask> a Harold Wallace Rosenthal Fellow. The Committee on Foreign Relations on Venezuela summoned <mask> to testify. The Rosenthal fellowship advisory board had <mask> on it. Margaret Thatcher's cabinet named <mask> a Foreign and Commonwealth Office Scholar. The European Union Visitors Program named <mask> a Fellow. One of the ten outstanding future leaders for America's third century was Dallen. Donna Tartt thanked <mask> in her novel The Secret History.St. Anthony Hall had a member named <mask>. He died at the age of 58. 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texts: <mask> is an American professional mixed martial artist. <mask> is a member of the Professional Fighters League. <mask> competed in the UFC. On September 30, 1987, <mask> was born in Rockville Centre, New York. <mask> was a state champion in wrestling at Islip High School. Also, a two-time Suffolk County finalist and a Suffolk County champion. At the collegiate level, <mask> had an NCAA Division III fifth-place finish and was a national finalist for Nassau Community College.<mask> competed in amateur kickboxing and held a title. <mask> had an amateur MMA record of 2-0 before he became a professional. <mask> was signed by the World Series of Fighting after winning the Ring of Combat lightweight championship. <mask> made his debut in the World Series of Fighting on March 23, 2013. <mask> lost the fight. <mask> was signed by the UFC after winning both of his next two fights. <mask> made his promotional debut against Carrizosa at UFC 177.<mask> won the fight with a guillotine choke in the first round. <mask> faced Zhang Lipeng at UFC Fight Night 59. <mask> won the fight. <mask> faced <mask> Giagos at UFC Fight Night68. He won the fight. At UFC Fight Night 74, <mask> was expected to face off against Aubin-Mercier. <mask> was replaced by Tony Sims after he pulled out of the fight due to an injury.<mask> was supposed to face Mairbek Taisumov on January 17, 2016 at UFC Fight Night 81. During the week leading to the event, Taisumov was pulled from the fight due to visa issues, and he was replaced by Mehdi Baghdad. <mask> won the fight with a submission. <mask> was supposed to face Magomedov at UFC Fight Night 87. Magomedov pulled out of the fight in March and was replaced by Rustam Khabilov. <mask> lost the fight. <mask> faced Islam Makhachev at UFC Fight Night 94.He lost the fight. <mask> and Perez faced off again at UFC on Fox 25. He won the fight by a unanimous decision. <mask> signed a contract with the PFL after leaving UFC. <mask> made his promotional debut against Natan Schulte at PFL 2. <mask> lost the fight. <mask> faced Yuki on August 2, 2018, at the PFL 5.He won the fight with a choke submission. <mask> faced Robert Watley in the opening round of the playoffs. <mask> won the fight and advanced to the semifinals. <mask> was eliminated from the tournament after losing to Natan Schulte in the semifinals. <mask> will be participating in the lightweight tournament in the PFL season 2019. <mask> made his first appearance of the season at PFL 2 on May 23, 2019. He won the fight.<mask> faced Aliev at PFL 5. He won the fight. <mask> advanced to the playoffs with two wins in the regular season and will face off against the same opponent at PFL 8 on October 17, 2019. He advanced to the semifinals after winning the fight. <mask> was eliminated from the tournament after he was defeated in the semifinals by a unanimous decision. <mask> moved down a weight class in the PFL for the 2021 season. <mask> faced Anthony Dizy on April 23, 2021.The bout was won by unanimous decision. <mask> faced Arman Ospanov on June 10, 2021. He finished Ospanov with punches in the second round after landing a head kick. The Semifinals of the Featherweight tournament were held on August 27, 2021, at PFL 9. The bout was won by unanimous decision. The finals of the featherweight tournament were held on October 27, 2021. He was defeated by a unanimous decision.

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texts: There is a professional ice hockey centre in the Kontinental Hockey League. <mask> was born to an ethnic Russian family and raised in Finland. A natural centre early in his career, <mask> has made the transition to being able to play all three forward positions. <mask> is the first ever NHL player who was born in Estonia. In the IIHF World Championship and Winter Olympics, <mask> was a member of the gold medal-winning Finns. <mask> began his professional career in the SM-liiga with sst. He won a silver medal with sst.He was selected in the sixth round of the 2006 NHL Entry Draft by the Toronto Maple Leafs. The World Junior Ice Hockey Championships were held in Leksand and Mora, Sweden. <mask> was a member of the team that played in the Kontinental Hockey League. At the IIHF World Championships in Koice, Slovakia, <mask> won a gold medal. The Toronto Maple Leafs signed <mask> to a contract in May of 2012 His contract was reported to have a value of over $1 million. He scored his first NHL goal in a game against Montreal on February 9, 2013).After one season with the Maple Leafs, <mask> left the NHL to sign a one-year contract to return with Dynamo Moscow in June 2013; he made the roster, also serving as an alternate captain. One year after signing with Dynamo Moscow, <mask> signed a four-year deal worth $2.9 million per season to return to the Maple Leafs. After signing, <mask> played well, recording 4 goals and 16 assists in his first 23 games of the season, as well as 99 hits, enough for third in the NHL as of late November. On 29 November, a blindside hit from Alexander Ovechkin left Komarov with concussion issues, and he would score at a lackluster pace for the rest of the season. Mike Babcock would be the new head coach for the next season. <mask>, who previously played on Toronto's second, third, fourth and fifth lines, was now playing on the top line and occasionally reprising his role on the second. He was the leader of the Maple Leafs in goals and points.On January 6, 2016 he was named to the NHL All-Star Game. In 37 games, <mask> had 27 points, including 15 goals, and was one point behind teammate James van Riemsdyk for the team lead in scoring. After being named to the All-Star team, <mask> went as far as to book a vacation during the break, but it was canceled because of his reputation as a bottom six grinder. The loss of van Riemsdyk in January caused <mask>'s production to decline. <mask> was third in team scoring with 36 points, behind only Parenteau and Kadri. He shared a line with Kadri and Brown. <mask> scored a goal in Toronto's overtime win against the Detroit Red Wings in the NHL Centennial Classic.The Leafs lost 2–5 to the Washington Caps in the NHL Stadium Series. The New York Islanders signed <mask> to a four-year, $3 million per year contract. When he cleared waivers, <mask> was assigned to the Islanders' American Hockey League (AHL) affiliate, the Bridgeport Islanders. The Kontinental Hockey League (KHL) has a two-year contract with Komarov. <mask> was born in Narva in the Soviet Union to Russian-speaking parents. When he was five years old, <mask> accepted a contract to play ice hockey in the town of Nykarleby, Finland, where his family moved. Because of his father's partial (Ingrian) Finnish descent, the family was able to permanently reside there.According to reports, <mask> can speak four languages, including Russian, Swedish, and English. <mask> is married to Manner. The couple got married in July of 2016 after dating for ten years. They have two children.

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texts: <mask> is an American computer scientist and lawyer. He is an assistant professor of computer science and public affairs at Princeton University, as well as a PhD student in computer science and a fellow at the Center for Internet and Society. He was a consultant at the California Department of Justice. <mask>'s research focuses on technology policy. He was one of the Forbes 30 Under 30 for his contributions to those areas. He is a native of Chicago and attended the Latin School of Chicago. He received his degree from the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.He was a member of the team that competed in the Intelligent Ground Vehicle Competition. He was the first student to pursue a PhD through the computer science department at the university. A year ago, he received his law degree. The feasibility of tracking web browsers with partial identifiers like display resolution and extensions was studied. Professor Edward William Felten was his advisor. The global uniqueness of a browser's fingerprints could not be guaranteed, despite the fact that it was possible to fingerprints web browsers. The Electronic Frontier Foundation used a bigger data set to reach the same conclusions.Businesses are using browser fingerprints in their products. In mid-2010, <mask> and Narayanan argued for Do Not Track. Do Not Track prototypes were built. The Internet Engineering Task Force Internet Draft of Do Not Track was written by them. The Tracking Protection Working Group is part of the World Wide Web Consortium. <mask> was an influential participant in this group and had a more interesting and productive career as a student than most tenured faculty. Online advertising businesses are concerned by <mask>'s thoughts about Do Not Track.Randall Rothenberg, CEO of the Interactive Advertising Bureau, called him a "Bolshevik of the Internet world" and "anathema to anyone who's trying to earn any kind of living using the digital supply chain." The Senior Director of IAB tried to get <mask> kicked out of his studies. He resigned from his job with the W3C working group. He blamed W3C for bad leadership in his resignation letter. The working group members tried to bring him back as a leader. Between 2011 and 2012 there were illegal web tracking businesses. His contributions include the following.Advertisers track users even after they opt out of cookies. CSS history sniffing can be used to uncover medical and financial information. The research was called "bogus" by the business. The Federal Trade Commission brought complaints against the company. Some websites have zombie cookies created by Microsoft. After it was brought to their attention, Microsoft stopped this practice. Personal information is leaked from user websites to other websites.In 2012 there were leaks on Barack Obama's and Romney's election websites even though both candidates claimed that the information was confidential. The Wall Street Journal reported on its first page that businesses have circumvented Apple's cookie blocking. The Federal Trade Commission fined the company $22.50 million. $17 million was paid to state attorneys general. The FTC fine was the largest in the agency's history. The California Online Privacy Protection Act requires websites to post privacy policies. Attorney General Harris said that this law applies to mobile applications.The law was implemented on mobile applications. On February 22, 2012 there was a large settlement with all mobile platforms. In December of 2012 a proposal was made that Mozilla Firefox use the same cookie blocking mechanism as AppleSafari. The code patch was written by him as a community contributor. Representatives from the online advertising business have criticized both of them. Congress members wrote letters to Mozilla. There were false concerns about abduction of children and natural disasters.Cookie blocking mechanism has been changed by Mozilla to join Cookie Clearinghouse's privacy initiative. While he is disappointed in Mozilla's decision, he is still involved in the advisory board for Cookie Clearinghouse. National Security Agency laws were researched after Edward Snowden leaked documents. The FISA Amendments Act has been the focus of one of the projects. The "one-end foreign" rules of the National Security Agency allow them to spy on American citizens. He is part of the Director of National Intelligence Review Group. The project looked at telephone data in conjunction with the act.The researchers concluded that the data is very sensitive. There are links to External links and articles containing video clips.

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